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Add : (3 root 2 + 7 root 3) and (root 2 - 5 root 3)

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Answered by harshkvardhan
58

Answer:

4\sqrt{2} +2\sqrt{3}

Step-by-step explanation:

ATQ,

(3\sqrt{2} +7\sqrt{3} ) + (\sqrt{2} -5\sqrt{3} )

Firstly we open the brackets

3\sqrt{2} +7\sqrt{3} +\sqrt{2} -5\sqrt{3}

The way to add such numbers is to think of the radicals (root signs) as  variables.

Suppose,

3a+a

We simply add the coefficients of the same variable and get

4a

Similarly, we treat the radical signs and add their coefficients. So,

\sqrt{2} (3+1) + \sqrt{3}(7-5)

We get

4\sqrt{2} +2\sqrt{3}

Since difference variables e.g. a and b cannot be added unless specified, different radicals cannot be added, so we leave the expression as here.

Answered by dk83970
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